Jeepster wrote:
> So, Team Sprocket, the challenge is 161 caches in two weeks, not a
> whole month.
Well, technically, we did our 163 (not 161, but 163) in just 13
days..... just not in a row. ;-) Those in-between days we
were busy working on our perpetual motion machine, our cold fusion
theory and our formula for turning lead into gold.
> So, although I don't presently live in Arizona, I'm would argue
> against the derogatory "cacher from out of state" label. Do you now
> consider Loren from Team Sand Dollar an outcast? If so, I'll accept
> the title, but if not, don't throw me out because I had to move to the
> Midwest right before the sport was invented.
>
>
I didn't intend anything to be derogatory. And I'm not throwing anybody
out of anything. I just think a full-time Arizonan ought to hold an
Arizona record. Anything else would be like giving an award for the
"Best Chicago Style Pizza" to a Pizza Hut in North Dakota. The shame
was ours (as Arizonans) not yours. You done good! :-) I hate to think
what you could have done if you'd stayed another two weeks.
> Oh, by the way Scott, congrats on the 162 cache finds last month and
> the 55 finds in a single day.
>
We humbly thank you. And I tip my hat to you for finding, what, 214
caches (in three states) in the month of March!
> With tongue in cheek,
> Jeepster (Tom Clark)
>
With so much tongue-in-cheek I'm about to choke,
-- Sprocket
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